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Ongoing Story· Day 2

Israeli Jets Flew Over Syria, Iraq in Night Exercise Towards Iran

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Israeli Air Force Conducts Major Training Exercise Near Iran

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Dozens of Israeli Air Force aircraft conducted a large-scale training exercise near the Iranian border, about 800 miles away. This follows a report that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ordered a large military strike against Iran, which was halted due to U.S. President Donald Trump's opposition. The U.S. was concerned about economic impacts before midterm elections, but both leaders continue to threaten action.

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  • Dozens of Israeli Air Force aircraft conducted a large training exercise near Iran's border.
  • The operation was reportedly an 800-mile sortie for training and power projection.
  • The U.S. was informed of the exercise in advance, according to sources.
  • A prior planned Israeli strike against Iran was halted due to U.S. President Trump's opposition.
  • Trump cited concerns over economic and energy price impacts before U.S. midterm elections.
  • Both Israeli and U.S. leaders continue to threaten renewed military action against Iran.
Israeli Air Force Conducts Major Training Exercise Near Iran
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